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GAMES AWAY-(Seats in special Tu­ lane sections · , Georgia Tech $5, Texas Tech $4, Florida $4, Vanderbilt $4. TICKET OFFICES - Tulane Stadium, 6401 Willow Street (Phone UNiversity 1-3661 or UNiversity 1-9381); Werlein's Box Office, 605 Canal (MAgnolia 6201). MAIL REQUESTS - Include check or money order payable to Tulane University, with 25 cents added for postage and han­ dling. Address: TULANE UNIVERSITY, 6401 WILLOW STREET, NEW ORLEANS 18, LOUISIANA. Enjoy the Specialties of These Noted Restaurants: ANTOINE'S .. Since 1840 713 St. Louis St. • MAgnolia 2554 12 Noon to 9 P. M. Closed Sundays ARNAU D'S .. Carnival Room 813 Bienville St. • MAgnolia 5433 11 A. M. to 12:30 A. M. Daily BROUSSARD'S . Napoleon Patio 819 Conti St. • MAgnolio 4800 11:30 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. Closed Wednesdays. "Stop calling me 'coachie'." 1 " great stores J\f ow ... to serve you HOLMES Whenever you shop, in New Orleans or Baton Rouge ... you'll find Holmes has a great team of downtown and suburban stores with the winning score in customer satisfaction. Holmes Canal Street-in the heart of downtown New Orleans Holmes Lakeside - the ultimate Jn suburban shopping, Veterans at Causeway Holmes Bacon Rouge-downtown in the state's capitol city Holmes Delmont Village-in subur­ ban Baton Rouge LOUISIANA'S QUALITY DEPARTME NT STORES 2 CHARLEY THORNTON, Editor Division of Athletics, Tulane University, New Orleans 18, La. ,/ Vol. 30 Sept:emeer.o No. BOTH TEAMS UNDEFEATED Tulane gets down to the serious matter of Larry Thompson assisted by some fine second­ Southeastern Confe nee action tonight when ary defense, completely contained the Golden Bear Bryant's Alaba a Crimson Tide moves Bears' offense. in. Both clubs carry u defeated records into the Alabama brings to t~w one of the nation's struggle. finest defensive clubs, d the promise of a The Tide rolled pa t defending champion fine offense this year. ittle Billy Richardson Georgia 21-6 last Satu RY to show it means was the star of the Georgia win. He was joined business in the 1960 tit e chase while Tulane by the running of/J:'ommy White, the passing upset California 7-3 in a defensive melee that of quarterback J?obby Skelton and the running -------- left Wa ,e supporters gasping of quarterback Pat Trammell in upsetting the for breath after several cru­ Bulldogs. cial goal \line stands. Guard B.i-lly Neighbors anchors a big, stub­ born 'Barri.a line, that has both size and ex­ A Greev. Wave victory to­ periern;e. night W\Hi:~ throw the SEC A wecial halftime treat tonight will be the race into jumbled tie, de­ app.earance fo the fine University of Alabama pending ~p n the outcome of band, which is said to be one of the nation's other confe ence games. A top collegiate bands. win for 'Barva would put it top the heap\ for the second week in a ~ow. SEC SCOREBOARD Offensively Tulane lookftd adequate in the win _.srv: er LAST WEEK'S RESULTS THORNTON Cal, but it left 'fou wit):f the Tulane 7. California 3 opinion that the Gr7:,p.ies are Alabama 2 L Georgia 6 going to move the football a lot thj,: ~,season . Ga. Tech 23, Kentucky 13 Poor field position and a scramblln~defensive Florida 30. Geo. Washington 7 game contained the Wave offen~e i · e opener. although Tommy Mason impres e the West LSU 9, Texas A&M 0 Coast press that he has all t too needed Ole Miss 42, Houston 0 to qualify as an All-Americap. He w s voted TODAY'S SLATE the game's outstanding back/ It was on defense that the Wave st le the Alabama at Tulane show. Limiting the highly-touted Cal ornia Tennessee at Auburn offense to only 69 yards ,fm the ground a d 87 Florida State at Florida in the air, the Wave 109ked as though it Georgia at Vanderbilt be as easy to score upon this season. Georgia Tech at Rice Guard Dave Michiels, ends Bill Roach, 'Pat Kentucky at Ole Miss McLean and Jim Eyans, tackles Bernie Dar\re, Houston at Miss. State Ernie Colquette and Joe LeSage, plus cen' r \ 3 DELMONICO RESTAURANT Recommended by ESTABLISHED 1895 HOLIDAY Magazine as LOCAL 1300 ST. CHARLES JAckson 5-4937 MAgnolia 9307 FAVORITE DINING SPOT W ILMER A. SIMPSON EDWIN A. 5TOUTZ co~mande,.~ Presidenl Secty-Trea s. G~ ""==r=---lt-J ~ 1 J 1t 1 Simpson·Stoutz Sporting fioods Co. INCORPORATED %T/te cl'pcruio/ {/oodJv.lcre l 1332 SOUTllCARROLL1'0NAVE~UE ~ ~NEW ORLEANS 18,LA. UNIVERSITY 6-6301 Ii" ~- ~ ~ OFFICIAL WATCH FOR THE U. S. OLYMPIC • COMMITTEE OLYMPIC. WINTER PAN -AMERICAN GAMES 1960 GAMES 1959 NAT'L AERONAUTIC NAT 'L ASSN . SK I ASSN . AMERICAN NAT 'L HORSE POW ERBOAT ASSN. SHOW ASSN . ILLUSTRAT E D Longines Starli g ht Seren ade "B", elegan t 14 K gold w atch NAT'L FOOTBALL MAJOR LEAGUE with 6 d iamonds, $175; LEAGUE BASEBALL Longines P residen cy "E" , TULANE GAMES 14 K gold case, $125. Other models from $71.50. Federal ta x included. NAT'L COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSN. LONGINES-WITTNAUER WATCH TULANE UNIVERSITY DR. HERBERT E. LONGENECKER RICHARD 0. BAUMBACH ANTON (ANDY) PILNEY President Director of Athletics Head Football Coach * DR. FRANK A. RosE PAUL (BEAR) BRYANT President Alabama Head Coach 5 1960 .TULANE GREEN WA VE Ary Barnes Bjerke Bunger Camp Chaisson Colon Colquette Crenshaw Culp Darre Domin~ue Edmondson Gamble Gonzales Holcombe Keever Kellum Kiefer Kisner Lasseigne LeSage Lyons Mason Matoian 6 1960 TULANE GREEN WAVE McAfee' ·· McLean Melton Meyer l\l!ichiels J ~ • ~ , ·':r Miller Moen Nugent Odom Oechsner Osteen Price Rappold Raymond Reynolds Rizzo Roach Rush Schaller Schoonmaker Stein Terrebonne Thompson Thornton 7 1960 TULANE ROSTER No. Name and Position Age Ht. Wt. Ltrs. Class Hometown 10 Phil Nugent, qb ---------------· ---- 21 6-1 185 2 Sr. Lafayette 11 Jack Dominque, qb ____________ 19 6-0 190 0 Soph. Lafayette 12 Ted Miller, qb _____________________ 19 6-0 175 0 Soph. Gulfport, Miss. 14 Ron Melton, qb ____________________ 19 6-1 175 0 Soph. Newton, Miss. 20 Tom Mason, hb __________________ 21 6-1 190 2 Sr. Lake Charles 21 George Oechsner. hb _________ 20 5-10 165 0 Soph. New Orleans 22 Sammy Camp, hb ________________ 19 6-1 195 0 Soph. Homer 23 Howard Kisner, hb ____________ 20 5-10 160 2 Sr. Natchez, Miss. 25 Durham Barnes, hb ____________ 19 5-11 170 0 Soph. Wildwood, Fla. 29 Hubert Odom, hb ________________ 19 6-0 175 0 Soph. Lafayette· 32 Bill Osteen, hb ______________________ 21 5-11 180 2 Sr. Millington, Tenn. 33 Bob Price. hb __________________ ___ _ 21 5-11 194 0 Jr. Memphis, Tenn. 34 Ned Edmondson. hb ____________ 20 6-1 180 0 Soph. Lake Providence 35 Adrian Colon, hb _________ ____ 18 6-0 190 0 Soph. New Orleans 38 Terry Te·rrebonne. hb ________ 20 6-0 174 l Jr. New Orleans 40 Gordon Rush. fb _________________ 19 6-0 195 0 Soph. Baton Rouge 42 Stan Catoire. fb ________________ 24 5-10 195 0 Soph. New Orleans 43 Bill Ary, fb --------------------------- 21 5-10 205 l Jr. New Orleans 44 Leonard Stein. fb ________________ 20 6-0 195 0 Jr. New Orleans 47 Jerry Raymond, fb ______________ 20 6-1 195 0 Soph. Maywood, Ill. 50 James Schoonmaker, c ______ 18 6-3 212 0 Soph. Baton Rouge 51 John Chaisson. c ____________ ______ 20 6-0 205 1 Jr. Houma 52 Chris Schaller, c ________________ 19 5-11 200 0 Jr. Barrington, Ill. 53 Nat Kiefer, c --------------------· --- 20 6-2 197 0 Soph. New Orleans 54 Larry Thompson, c ________ ____ 21 6-1 229 1 Jr. Shreveport r ~56~T~o~n~T:h~o~r~n~to~n~,~c~-=--~- =--~- =---=--=- - -=--~20~~--:6~-~0~~~19~5:--~~0~~~S~o~h~. ~~~~~· Te v,, 5'5 ay eever, c ---------------------- Soph. Sulphur us onza es, g ____________________ r. arton, Tex. 61 Butch Crenshaw. g ____________ 20 5-11 208 0 Soph. Alexandria 62 Glenn Holcombe. g ____________ 19 6-2 207 0 Soph. Houma 63 Dave Michiels, g _______ _________ 21 5-11 215 l Sr. Alexandria 64 Grant Lyons, g ____________________ 19 5-11 190 0 Soph. Port Arthur. Tex. 65 Mike Matoian, g ___ _________ ____ 19 5-10 190 0 Soph. Chicago, Ill. 66 Truls Bjerke, g __________________ 19 5-11 195 0 Soph. New Orleans 67 Don Miller, g ----·--------------- __ 20 6-3 195 0 Soph. Scarsdale, N. Y.
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